Tuesday 23 July 2019

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Bridge to Eternity- Romola Farr- romantic suspense
Audrey has bought the Old school boarding house for what she believes is a derisory
offer. The locals believe that the house is haunted and the local estate agents think it
should be demolished however being Grade two listed this is not possible. Hardly
anything works and it has stood empty for many a year. Audrey is not bothered by
the gossip and stories and believes the house is pleased to see her. As we learn
about Audrey’s story we also get a glimpse of a diary from 1965 from a boy at the
school. Robert is not used to boarding school and the intimidating characters that
he is meeting there. Audrey as a child is at ballet school and is also learning the
same lesson in a similar vein- the hard way. Audrey had a close encounter moment
when she arrived by train and later meets the same man and a romance develops
. I loved this. Its a mix of history, ghost stories and troubled lives. Most of all its
about following your heart and that sometimes you have to take risks to really
enjoy life. This is stunning especially for a debut novel- I look forward to more
from Romola, whoever you are!
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Blurb
Audrey leaves her comfortable life in the south of England to move into an old school boarding house on the edge of a moor. She is welcomed by locals who are unaware of the
real reason she has come to their small town.
Tina, an estate agent, feeling guilty for selling the house is worried about Audrey’s safety as she believes the folklore about a schoolboy who never went home.
Property developers are angry at losing a site that is ripe for development and has plans for Audrey's future.
Malcolm, a widower, was Audrey’s Good Samaritan at the end of her long train journey and much to his surprise their brief encounter becomes a passionate romance, until one fateful
night...
Inspired by events in the author’s life, Bridge to Eternity will keep you reading long into the night.


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